Local Sports

There will be a new champion ion the Big Six Hockey League this year.

Nikki Kistanov has performed in front of people a lot over her figure skating career, but a performance with the Skate Canada Saskatchewan Division high performance team at Affinity Place will certainly go down as one of the highlights.

Several Estevan Sharks water polo teams were at provincials last weekend, earning medals in the process.

A 3-1 loss in Regina in Game 3 of the South Saskatchewan Female Hockey League final Thursday spelled the end of the Power Tech Bear Cats season – but what a season it was.

Congratulations to the defending Provincial Champion Senior Curling Team of Lane Newell, Zach Romaniuk, Ethan Newell, Jace Fischer, Brayden Hill, and Coach Brian Romaniuk.

Local competitors in karate will be heading to Ottawa for a national competition after taking part in a qualifying karate tournament in Weyburn on Saturday, hosted by the Vilcu Karate Club.

(Prior to this article being written the final game in the Flyers/Red Devils series had yet to be played; they competed on March 13 with Carnduff winning 4-1 and clenching a spot in the championship.

Local competitors in karate will be heading to Ottawa for a national competition after taking part in a qualifying karate tournament in Weyburn on Saturday, hosted by the Vilcu Karate Klub.

There is only one thing in the way of the two Estevan Comprehensive School Elecs senior basketball teams to Hoopla: regionals.

The Power Dodge Estevan Bruins won their 34th and final SJHL regular season game and will now look to add to that total in the playoffs. The Bruins won 5-3 at a packed Affinity Place over the Melville Millionaires in a spirited battle.